Anthony Wray
@anthonywray.bsky.social
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Associate Professor of Economics @SDUeconhist @DBE_SDU @SyddanskUniv (SDU) | Applied Micro, Economic History Website: https://sites.google.com/view/anthonywray/
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anthonywray.bsky.social
🚨 We're hiring (again)! @sdueconhist.bsky.social is looking for both a Predoc and a Postdoc (3-yr fixed-term AP) to join our growing team.

Predoc:
👉 Apply by May 16 here: bit.ly/hedg-predoc

Postdoc / Assistant Professor
👉 Apply for by May 22 here: bit.ly/hedg-ap

#EconSky #EconRA
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rfberlin.bsky.social
Join the RFBerlin Annual Public Lecture: “Why Women Won” by Nobel Laureate Claudia Goldin, Professor of Economics at Harvard University.

🆓 Free admission | 🎟️ Register now: form.typeform.com/to/j3BaW2OV

4 November 16:00 HU Spandauer Str. 1, 10178 Berlin
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hetanshah.bsky.social
Nice piece from @antonhowes.bsky.social on @britishacademy.bsky.social Fellow Joel Mokyr who won the economics Nobel. As Anton brings out, it’s great to see the prize recognising economic history, especially that which comes out in books
www.worksinprogress.news/p/what-makes...
What makes Joel Mokyr great
His Nobel is a triumph for history and the importance of ideas
www.worksinprogress.news
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afinetheorem.bsky.social
What a great day: legends of innovation economics Mokyr, Aghion and Howitt win the Nobel. Joel was a PhD advisor of mine, so need a full article! Included: good & bad explanations of the Indus Rev, Aghion's charisma, influence of Jon Hughes, French fashion houses: kevinbryanecon.com/mokyraghionh...
A Nobel for Innovation: Mokyr, Aghion, and Howitt
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maggieecjones.bsky.social
McGill Econ is hiring 🙌🏼

Check out our job ad below!
nicolasajz.bsky.social
🍁🍁Hello! We hiring in the junior market! 🍁🍁

Apply to work with us at McGill's Econ department!

Full ad: econjobmarket.org/positions/11...
EJM - Econ Job Market
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alexanderwulfers.com
"Bob Fogel said to me once: For economics to work without economic history is like an evolutionary biologist without paleontology. You just miss 99.5% of all the species that ever walked on this earth." Joel Mokyr www.youtube.com/live/__0sGvj...
LIVE: Nobel Prize in economics winner Joel Mokyr speaks
YouTube video by Reuters
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voxeu.org
Nobel Laureate Joel Mokyr, Avner Greif, & Guido Tabellini discuss their recent book in which they argue institutions and culture played a key role in setting Europe and China on divergent paths of economic and political development.
cepr.org/voxeu/column...
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Avner Grief, Joel Mokyr, and Guido Tabellini

The starkly different paths of economic and institutional development followed by China and the West is often attributed largely to the Industrial Revolution. This column argues that institutions and culture played a key role in setting Europe and China on divergent paths well before the onset of the Industrial Revolution, but the role they played was mediated by a critical difference between the two civilisations: the nature of their prevalent social organisations. A key factor behind China’s remarkable economic resurgence has been its capacity to adapt traditional institutions and cultural practices to the needs of a modern economy.
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essobecker.bsky.social
"No way I am going to retire. Even if my students are retiring, not me." ❤️
alexanderwulfers.com
"Bob Fogel said to me once: For economics to work without economic history is like an evolutionary biologist without paleontology. You just miss 99.5% of all the species that ever walked on this earth." Joel Mokyr www.youtube.com/live/__0sGvj...
LIVE: Nobel Prize in economics winner Joel Mokyr speaks
YouTube video by Reuters
www.youtube.com
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aeajournals.bsky.social
Despite progress, Americans continue to live in racially homogeneous neighborhoods. We spoke with Trevon Logan of Ohio State and John Parman of @wm.edu about why residential segregation persists, and why it matters. #econsky www.aeaweb.org/research/rac...
Reviewing residential segregation
Trevon Logan and John Parman discuss the meaning of segregation and how it has shaped US history.
www.aeaweb.org
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emilhvitfeldt.bsky.social
I'm exited to announce a new resource about making slides with quarto and revealjs. This book is the combination of all the work I have done in this area, reordered and polished up

There isn't a lot of new information yet, but this format allows me to add more easily

slidecrafting-book.com
#quarto
Screenshot of first page of slidecrafting-book.com website
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p-hunermund.com
This new CESifo working paper on covariate balancing looks very interesting. @jmwooldridge.bsky.social

Link: www.ifo.de/DocDL/cesifo...
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kris-inwood.bsky.social
Biographies linked with publications show that mothers reach peak scholarly productivity later in life, declining until children reach school age, while fathers experience no change. The time costs of raising the baby boom generation led to a loss of female scientists thru failure to achieve tenure.
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miamiecon.bsky.social
Let's welcome our next departmental seminar speaker, John Parman. He will present his paper, "The Great Migration and Women's Work."
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trevondlogan.bsky.social
Very excited to see my podcast with John Parman about our review of the racial segregation literature is out! Listen to “Reviewing Residential Segregation” here: www.aeaweb.org/research/rac... via @aeajournals.bsky.social
Reviewing residential segregation
Trevon Logan and John Parman discuss the meaning of segregation and how it has shaped US history.
www.aeaweb.org
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nber.org
NBER @nber.org · Sep 4
The first edition of The Bulletin on the Economics of Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias is now available: https://www.nber.org/ba
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guoxu.bsky.social
Without CT we couldn’t have written the paper!
kaseybuckles.bsky.social
The 4th entry in our Census Tree celebration 🎂🎉 is @guoxu.bsky.social & team's work that uses the CT to show that sudden ⬆️ in female public sector employment during WWI ⬆️ LFP among daughters of civil servants, suggesting that “temporary shocks can give rise to persistent changes in societal norms.”
Beyond the War: Public Service and the Transmission of Gender Norms
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kaseybuckles.bsky.social
For Day 2 of our celebration of work using the Census Tree we highlight @lukestein.com & co's work on the gendered impacts of perceived skin tone. They find that among African Amer. sisters, women perceived to be darker-skinned were disadvantaged.

*They also cite a great QJE pub by Lisa Cook et al*
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afinetheorem.bsky.social
Incredibly excited for my brand new class at Rotman this fall: Progress! Econ history + theory + history of thought + philosophy on why rare orgs at rare times in rare places accomplish new things. Trying to put rigor onto an idea that is very much in the air. kevinbryanecon.com/Bryan-Progre... 1/3
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gmcd.bsky.social
Nice post by @jamesbrandecon.bsky.social on the scaling benefits that come from offloading your big regression jobs to a database. jamesbrandecon.github.io/blog/posts_h...

(Showcasing some new-ish 📦 s that he, @apoorvalal.com & myself have been working on, but haven't really advertised yet.)
2025-08-24_dbreg-Is-Super-Fast
jamesbrandecon.github.io
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rfberlin.bsky.social
🆕 RFBerlin Discussion Paper: @meltemdaysal.bsky.social, Hui Ding, @maya-rossin-slater.bsky.social and Hannes Schwandt study the spread of respiratory illnesses among children and the magnitudes of externalities on younger infant siblings over the short and long-run. www.rfberlin.com/network-pape...